England Faiths Unite to Seek Greater Godliness
A Concord philosopher notes that intuitionalism has caused a relapse into utilitarian and universalistic hedonism. He argues this minor shift can be overcome, urging unity in prayer for higher virtue across England and the world.
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England
Concord
President Improves After Extended Crisis In Washington
Special Dispatch reports the president’s crisis from Friday night has been ongoing but shows improvement. A lengthy operation and rest produced a night of unusually deep sleep, with no fever and better overall condition by morning. Doctors, including Dr. Agnew, believe the crisis has passed though a possible bullet-embedded obstruction may still require future surgery.
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Boston Post
Washington
Agnew
White House
Philadelphia
Hamilton
Executive Mansion
New York
Dr. Hamilton
Br. Frank H. Hamilton
Tiemann
Delft
Nature
Fast Express
Washington Dispatch
Snow
Blaine
Lowell
London
Arrangement Proposed by which Gov Sprague will Redeem the Whole
New York July 27 A rumor of a syndicate buying the Sprague estate to settle creditors was denied by Gen Roger A Pryor who said no settlement is arranged yet and a purchase by William A Sprague and others is likely. aims to end litigation, no Butler involvement, funding via mortgage for about 3.5 to 4.09 million dollars yielding 45 to 50 percent to creditors. Augusta sale of Sprague Manufacturing property to Samuel Hames for 350000. trustees guarantee clear title. separate parcels real estate postponed to Aug 16.
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Sprague
New York
Roger A. Pryor
Spragues
William
Amasa
Mary
Fanny Sprague
Gen
Butler
Augusta
Avgusta
Sprague Manufacturing Company
Samuel Hames
Greenville
N. G
Wright, Bliss & Fabyan
Boston
Geo. Lewis Cook
Chafee
Saratoga
N. Y
American Paper Makers Association
Warren Miller
United States
Geo. West
Congress
Saratoga District
Wellington Smith
Lee
Mass
Europe
Warter Miller
Congressional Committee
Chapin
C. Woolforth
Committee On
Warner Miller
Gov. Rice
Massachusetts
London
South America
Germany
Brazil
Miller
Lee, Mass
O. H. Greenleaf
Springfield
Turner’s Falls
E. C. Taft
Volyoke
W. P. Sheffeid
Ballston
H. Allen
Sandy Hill
Philadelphia
Chas. Hamilton
M. H. Mixon
J. A. Deshon
Baltamore
Cimeinnati
A. E. Harding
Middletown
N. W
Cyrus Bremaker
Louisville
Chicago
George French
Three Rivers
Mich
J. T. Averill
St. Paul
O. M. Butler
Howard Lockwood
Paper Trace Journal
New England
Rocky Point
New Eng
FW. Menchum
Otis Sargent
L. J. French
Hyde Park
Eben Blanchard
Medford
W. F. Randall
J. H. Wright
John Wardle
Dedham
A. J. Lowell
J. R. Bampton
F. H. Sumner
C. E
Holliston
C . Clark
Sherburn
C. F. Page
Nathaniel Seaver
East Boston
C. W. Spear
B. ¥. Shattuck
H. 8. Bear
C. O. Fuller
W. W.N. Hill
G. Bb. Pope
Waltham
H. A. Davenport
C. G. Richardson
L. C. Taylor
E.W. Rowe
M. T.connelly
W. M. Flanders
Cowles
Charlestown
T. O’flynn
Boston Highlands
C. E. Thomas
South Boston
B. Cochran
M. A. Stone
Reading
M., Sheas
A. P. Langtry
W. A. Brown
J. D.wayne
W.B. Gove
Stone
W. O. Dreke
Brockton
H. D. Verpa
W.H. Whippie
L. B. Abbott
C. H. Blaine
W. B. Hastings
Thomas Hunt
Brighton
L. A. Saville
Geo. E. Muzzey
Lexington
G. L. Parker
G. C. Stewart
A. T. Stocker
J. KE. Holden
Barre
J. H. Murphy
E.8. Bryan
E. T. Cowdrey
VY. F. Calahan
N. W. Edson
Lynn
A. Wheeler
Malden
C. F. Edson
T. E. Barker
D. Gatlivan
B. Johnson
A.C. Dowse
L. L. Jenkins
H. E. Cobb
Thomas Johnson
Edward B. Burgess
F. C. Ripley
Eugene Farming
Newton Upper Falls
D. D. Stratton
E. G. Benedict
C. E. Giles
Somerville
Bb. Fowler
Needham
C. W. Raddin
Clittondale
PF. H. Bacon
Brookline
E.S. Randall
W.C O. Knapp
Newton Centre
John D. Emmons
M. Fenno
J. B. Carter
P. Mulley
IT. L. Barnard
Cambridge
Mayo
J. W. Hodgkins
A. J. Is
C. B. Gordon
W. H. Price
C. C. Cook
B. F
South Boton
E. W. Favor
J. D. Norris
F. L. Drew
P. E. Morse
O. Thompson
Cambridgeport
John J. Cassidy
J. R. Guindon
Lyon
W. F. Young
Daniel E. Kelsey
W. A. McDonald
C.J. Wescott
Neponset
Charles Langer
Knowles Freeman
G. F. Johnson
J. L. Eaton
No. Reading
W. Syuayes
Amos L. White
George 5. Cole
Alfred Rogers
C. L. Shurtles
F. W. Johnson
J.C. Drew
R.S. Bennett
C. W. Annis
W. D. Rand
G. E. Harvey
J. M. Harris
Rhode Island Retail Grocers’ Association
Worcester County Retail Grocers’ and Marketmen’s Association
Providence
Dorrance Street
Marston
W. E. White
Rhode Island Association
B. Gregory
D Jr
Rhode Island Retail Grocers’ and Marketmen’s Association
George Rouutton
Henry C. Littell
Worcester County Retail Grocers’ Association
A. Pratt
John Joscohs
New England Grocers
Providence River
Narragansett Bay
National
Field’s Point
Hayward
Pawuxet
Rhode Island
S. B. Gregory
C. C. Pierce
Pierce
Andrew J. Lovell
New England Association
Providence Association
New England Retail Grocers’ Association
Noth
O'Donovan Rossa Denies Irish Infernal Machine Claims
The document quotes passages from O'Donovan Rossa's United Irishman urging Irishmen abroad to attack English ships and flags. It quotes May 14 and June 4 issues calling for organized violence, urging land league members to destroy ships bearing the English flag and to act discreetly.
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O’donovan Rossa
England
O’rossa
United Irishman
America
Ilsaman
Ireland
Land League
O'Donovan Rossa
Terrifying tempests sweep New England coast
A series of late July storms hit Maine and nearby areas. In Cumberland Centre and Yarmouth foreside a quarter mile wide path of destruction scorched fields and orchards. fifty farmers reported crop losses between 200 and 400 dollars. In Rockland lightning struck homes and killed Mrs Jane W Butler within hours. In Thomaston a tempest damaged a house but injured none. Cape Cod residence of Gen Charles Whittier suffered lightning damage. fifteen occupants escaped harm. New Hampshire towns reported at least 15000 dollars in losses from recent storms.
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Portland
Cumberland Centre
Yarmouth
Rockland
Mt. Walter Hall
Jane W. Butler
Cape Cod
Bouzzaro’s Bay
Mass
Charles Whittier
Eben Wright
Thomaston
Fullerton Kalloch
Thacher Street
Brimswick
Deborah Jones
Lewiston
Auburn
Androscoggin County
Iltness
Joseph Cartland
Brunswick
Bangor Commercial
R. B. Fuller
Boston
Bangor House
Fuller
Boston Marine Insurance Company
Union Insurance Company
Lord Bute
Rome
Mount Steward
Rothesay
Scotland
M. Paul Muasurus
London
Mile
d’Inecourt
Paris
Westminster
France
New Orleans
Edward Richardson
E. J. Gay
H. H. Holmes
Leon Godchaux
E. J. Hart
R. T. Buckner
Charles Alter
Duncan F. Kenner
Bradish Johnson
A. Carnere
Charles T. Howard
Jules P. Sarrazin
James Jackson
M. Frank
George W. Preston
Adam Thompson
Albert Baldwin
Joseph H. Oglesby
Jules Cassard
Louis Grunewald
John T. Hardie
J. H. Keller
A. Marmont
J. C. Morris
Alfred D. Jessup
Philadelphia
Stonington
Conn
imAonor
Walter Palmer
Palmer
Maine
California
Geo. Grant
Walter
Rhode Island
New England
Railroads Slash Westbound Freight Rates to Chicago
North and central lines push price wars across freight and passenger travel. Grand Trunk and Central Vermont slash westbound freight rates to Chicago to 36 25 20 and 15 cents per 100 pounds, with passenger tickets also tumbling as lines vie for western traffic. Pennsylvania, Erie, Baltimore and Ohio join the price race as tickets drop to 7 50 to Chicago and ~12 to St Louis, sparking anticipation over who will endure longest in the discount battle.
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Grand Trunk
Central Vermont
Chicago
Boston
Pennsylvania Road
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York Central
Grand Trank
Erie
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
St.Louis
Pennsylvania Central
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fire alarm at Boston yard draws blaze to Chelsea toll house
A fire alarm at 10H was pulled by a navy yard watchman for a blaze in a workshop near the Chelsea bridge toll house. The fire stemmed from spontaneous combustion in painters overalls used with shop paints. The city owned building sustained about 300 dollars in damage.
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Boston
Navy Yard
Chelsea Bridge
City of
Chester Place
A. Richards
John Murphy
Cincinnati
Cardington
New York
Coney Island
Oneonta
Main Street
Portland
John Noyes
Yarmouth
Exie
Hineman & Cheney
Hineman & Oned
R. Jones, Cheese Factory, $16,In Prymocth, N. H
William G. Goodrich
New Haven
Adjutant general shot attempt ends with unloaded gun
In Albany at noon a stranger claiming to be adjutant general tried to enter the old capitol with an old fashioned gun. Superintendent Thomas Hyde wrested the weapon after a struggle. the gun was found unloaded. The man, Patrick McLane of Whiteball, is jailed at the second district station house.
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Albany
N.Y
Cornell
Capitol
Thomas Hyde
Hyde
Secon District
Patrik McLane
Whiteball
Gloucester Fish Receipts and Prices Report
Gloucester reporting fish receipts for July 27 include 179000 lbs cod and 7100 lbs halibut. Cape Sable and Georges fares sent 410 barrels of sea packed mackerel aboard the Col. J. A. French, plus 55 barrels of fresh mackerel sold to a canning factory by W. Lincoln of Chatham. Two Block Island mackerel lots sold this week at 25 and 15 dollars per barrel, last car extra Block Island mackerel up to 30 dollars per barrel.
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Gloucester
Cape Sable
Georges
Proceedings of First Day's Session at Saratoga
The report covers the opening day proceedings at Saratoga including statistics on business growth, speeches by Senator Warner Miller and other speakers, and the election of officers. It notes routine motions, committee reports, and pending agenda items shaping the session's early work.
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Saratoga
Warner Miller
Coroner Delivers Verdict in Bowery Shooting Case
New York July 27 coroneroverruled objections to ante mortem statement of deceased in George Coles shooting by Mrs Coleman. Jury rules Coles died from pistol wound. Coleman remanded to Tombs awaiting grand jury action. Also reports AP resignation of J W Simonton and succession by J C Huneston. Court actions cover Manhattan Railway lease, tax payments, and Read case in Knickerbocker incident.
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New York
George Coles
Bowery
Cole
Coleman
J. W. Simonton
New York Associated Press
Simonton
J.C. Huneston
Associated Press
London
New York Elevated Railroad Company
Manhattan Railway Company
Supreme Court
Westbrook
Kingston
Manhattan Company
New York Company
General Fund
Pearson
San Francisco
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Yokohama
Ora
Concord Legislation Dominates NH House Debates
July 27 Concord NH debated Lake Shore railroad bill as key item. Passed acts include Moosilanke Mountain Hotel company incorporation and a Yorktown centennial attendance resolution. Dartmouth trustees met. reports on college troubles prepared to favor President Garnett. Governor and council approved coroner Joseph A Cochran, and Willam L Foster named state library trustee. A petition seeks fish commissioner appointment for John C Lasker of Dover.
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Concord
N. H
Lake Shore
Moosilanke Mountain Hotel Company
Wiktta and Band
Yorktown
Dartmouth College
Uarnett
Joseph A. Cochrane
Willam L. Foster
Hbrary
John C. ‘Lasker
Dover
Drowning victim Bertie Forrest identified in Lowell evidence
In Lowell this morning Bertie Forrest, a Fremont Mills worker, was identified as the drowning victim found in the canal. A letter from her boarding house mentions desiring life’s end but gives no further motive. the body remains missing.
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Lowell, Mags
Bertie Forrest
Fremont Mills
The
Water Board
Tenth Street
William H. Ward
W. E. Livingston
Grand Army of the Republic
Middlesex County
Tyng’s Island
J. P. Maxfield
Lowell
George S. Evans
George L. Goodale
W. H
Havana Arrests Linked to Matanzas Bank Fraud Case
Havana police boarded the Alicante on arrival from Vera Cruz and arrested Luis Gil Ignacio Rouve Hernandez two Ibanez brothers and the ships engineer. Money and securities totaling 80000 including 40000 in specie were found in their possession and concealed in boots hats and even matchboxes.
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Havana
Alicante
Vera Cruz
Luis Gil
Ignacio Rouve Hernandez
Matanzas
Spanish Bank
Ibanez
Mexico
New York
Mayor William Sise Nominated for Fourth Term in Portsmouth
Republican mayoralty caucus in Portsmouth reports large turnout with Mayor William H. Sise unanimously nominated for a fourth consecutive term. A committee will present the nomination to his honor, who accepts amid applause as the election set for next Tuesday looms.
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Portsmouth
N. H
William H. Sise
Adirondacks Guide Charged With Assault On Woman Near Blue Mountain Lake
Charles Parker guide in the Adirondacks allegedly attacked Mrs. George Bull from Forked Lake while guiding her to Long Lake to visit ex Senator Pratt. He reportedly strangled her, tore her clothing, and Adirondack guides are seeking the suspect dead or alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N. Y
Charles Parker
Adirondacks
Blue Mountain Lake
George Bull
Forked Lake
Long Lake
Pratt
Infernal Machines Shipped From Boston to Liverpool
The Times reports that explosives and mechanisms were removed from cement barrels after arrival in Liverpool and the barrels were left undisturbed on the quay. No one claimed them, fueling questions about whether senders planned seizure or Irish loyalty in America. Officials tightened secrecy to aid investigations, while Cork and Queenstown customs warned against suspicious parcels.
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London
Times
Liverpool
America
William Harcourt
Home Secretary
Sir William
Boston
Pall Mall Gazette
O’donovan Rossa
Cork
Queenstown
Orange Emreency Committee
Ireland
Daily Telegraph
the Post
England
Bavarian
Malta
Charles Mills
Joseph Evans
Phanix Manufacturing Company
John Lawson
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Milk
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Vance
Boston Statesman & Weekly Post
Daily Post
Sotere
Second Ac Ee Ae
A. P. Moore
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Ump
Charley Ross
Charley Snyder
Worcester
the Commonwealth
Newport News
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Oho
the News
Justice Clifford
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Janes
Miles Haseen
Miles
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Ross
Englad
Oxford
Bernard Quaritch
Virginia
Overnor
Henry Jevens
Vermont
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Stevens
Burns
Chaucer
Charleston
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Courtenay
Helmbold
Long Branch
Gen. Grant
Conkling
Cyrus W. Field
J. Edwards Pierrepont
American Bankers’ Association
Niagara Falls
Agate Megsaret
Tisk
A.P. Mmoocre
Treasury
John B. Page
Rutland
James Williams
Bellows Falls
James W. Hickok
Burlington
E. A. Birchard
Brandon
Jacob Edwards
Edward S. Mosley
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W. F. Robinson
Sprague Estate
Mer
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Interior Department
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G. M. Barhard
Starksboro
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Coles
Union Mutual Telegraph Company
Elas
Albert Stickney
Warren
Warren Court of Enquiry
Gardner
Sheridan
Alen
Brooklyn
Robert H. Read
Knickerbocker
Kranish
Read
Hartford
Carl Schurz
Utica
Utica Herald
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Schurz
Judge Comstock
Senator Conkling
Senator Schurz
Hayes and Wheeler Club
China
George M. Pullman
Eaton
Eea Boycott
Lough Mask
Henry L. Pierce
Algeria
George Colony
Fitchburg
Richard Luthers
Brewer
Beacon Street
Damariscotta
Hiram Hitchcock
Fifth Avenue
Vendome
Sherman
Col. Bacon
Coburg
Connecticut
Hartford Davenport
Lydia Adams
Rollins
New Hampshire
York Harbor
Rollinsford
A. K. Burr
Hartford Daily Times
Poland Spring House
W. J. Martin
Davidson College
University of North Carolina
Rey
Pixley
Africa
Whately
Henry Ruggles
U.S
Central Baptist Church
NewWeport
Longworth Powers
Florence
Italy
President Garfield
George F. Barnlett, Jr
Kidder, Peabody & Co
L. M. Chase
Dudley School
Marion
Harry Chase
Wedge Point
Nova Scotia
William Ritchie
Canada
Marquis of Lorne
Northwest
Sylvester Baxter
Herald
New Mexico
Harpers
T. F. Cushing
Paran Stevens
James P. Kernochin
Newport
Edward Cooper
Abrams. Hewitt
E. V. R. Chayer
Piinee
J. G. Holland
Northampton
Menelick
Shoa
Abyssinia
John H. Harmon
Detroit
National Hotel
Harmon
Moses A. Dow
Crawford
Deerfield
Manissa
Turkey
Hartford, Ct
Nathan Clifford
York
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van Buren
Gen. Case
Clifford
Polk
Maud S
Cucago
Chicago Times
Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
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Baron Dowse
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Gladstone
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Col. Kingscote
Edna. Heneage
Thomas Evans
Fitzwilliam
Henry Brand
Davies
Frederick Milbank
Leberal
House of Lords
Parnell
Standard
Durban
Royal Commission
Buskes
Hollander
Kroujes
Potchefstroom
Winsloe
Newcastle
Madrid
Toledo
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Pius IX
Berlin
Landtag
Chamber of Deputies
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Cobden
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Russia
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Solovieff
Winter Palace
Gatschina
Denmark Folkething
Bismarck
Midbat Pasha
Sultan
Izzet Pasha
Seyd Pasha
el Hedjaz
Arabia
the Times
Bremen
Blackburn and District Building Society
Shefield Equitable Building Society
Midhat Pasha
Bow Street Police Court
Chareles Newdigate
Bradley
Randolph Normal School
White Mountain
Jane Champagne
Union Temperance Camp Meeting Association of Vermont
Lyndonville
Gov. Farnham
Ctizens
St. Johnsburg
Holly Pump Company
Vergennes
United States Circuit Court
Holly Company
Mary German
Huntington
Pariscreen
Vermont and Boston Telegraph Company
White River Junction
Wedneday
Norvin Green
Roswell H. Rochester
Oliver H. Palmer
David H. Bates
Norman Walliams
Geo. W. Gates
Henry C. Sherman
George W. Smith
Thomas Roche
NEW England News
Lake Maranacook
Good Templars
Aroostook County
J. H. Hamilton
Mattawamkeag
William Johnson Smith
F. Shirley
Fryeburg
William Jones
Salem
Maine Central Railroad Company
Dexter
Presque Isle
Patten
Houston
Redson
Hallowell
Paris Green
Charles L. Todd
Chandler & Silver Water Motor
J. L. H. Cobb
N. W. Harris
M. A. Chandler
L. S. Chandler
A. J. Shaw
New Zealand River Railroad
Wing Road
White and
Franconia
Pemigewasset House
Plymouth
Lancaster
Thomas Delison
Grobe Village
Andover
Leighton E. Perkins
Essex
Daniel W. Bartlett, Jr
Foxborough
Owen Murphy
K. & A. H. Batcheller
North Brookfield
Grove Street
George Robbins
Fitchcure Railroad
Greenfield
Robbins
Pawtucket Fell
Framingham Centre
Lord
Robert Gunther
Adams
John P. Graham
Frye Village
Smith & Cove
Grand Army
Merrimac
George. Evans
Fall River
Newiegate
Palmer Post Office
G. L. Hitchcock & Co
Joan Holden
Marchant & Brigham
New Bedford Mercury
Central Station
James Parker
Eng
Clarence Horton
H. F. Horton
John T. Ward
W.F. Whitcher
Mathewson Street Methodist Church
East Hartford
Norwalk
Benedict
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Management
Isaac Hinkley
A. J. Cassa
Frank Thompson
H. F. Kenney
Robert Craven
Ing
Grocers
Tme
Porland
Ennal Baltimore
L. W. Jones
New England Grocer
Far West
Rhodesand Retail Grocers’ and Marketmen’s Association
Seth Wheaton
Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Plesale Association
Bella Lockwood
Washington, D.C
D. B. Reynolds
Col. van Slyck
Henry E. Cobb
J.€. McCready
McCready
Reynolds
Summer Street
A. J. Lovell
C. B. Faunce
F. W. Meachum
Benj. Johnson
S. B. Clapp
A. Litchfield
J. Hebricht
W. W. Walker
E. 5
J. T. Kennedy
J. Fitzsimmons
S. S. Baker, Jr
J. G. Pearce
A. C. Pherce
S. A. Pratt
W. H. Hackett
HU. Cady
J. R. Emery
Jas
Early
Jesse Smith
Grute
Maine Veterans
Maine Veteran Association
Messrs. Shaw & Applin
Sudbury Street
S.C. Small
Boston and Maine Railroad
Old Orchard Beach
Deering’s Oaks
Republican State Central Committee
Charles A. Stott
Edward H.haskell
George H. Foster
W. W. Crapp
New Bedford
Walter Allen
M. Eisner
Race Street
Joh
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